nixter
Junior Member
Even with visor down I find that riding through a cloud of nats always results in one or two getting inside my helmet via the vents.
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Full Faced Helmet
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idriveahybrid
Junior Member
Full faced helmet for me.. Tired of eating bugs all the time. 
tejkowskit
Gold Member
This is how I wear my helmet. :BLAA:
Christian67
Junior Member
I use a system helmet (LS2 -ff386) with Scala G4 intercom for my iPhone and connection to my Wife.
Sub 50 km/t in the city, I might ride with the helmet open faced, but with the sun visor down to protect my eyes from bugs and other issues, under normal situations, I use the helmet closed and visor ALMOST closed, just a couple of millimeter opening. This because I need the extra air vent.
If I could get enough air, and keep the silence , I would ride with the visor closed. I do get some calls on the road.
Sub 50 km/t in the city, I might ride with the helmet open faced, but with the sun visor down to protect my eyes from bugs and other issues, under normal situations, I use the helmet closed and visor ALMOST closed, just a couple of millimeter opening. This because I need the extra air vent.
If I could get enough air, and keep the silence , I would ride with the visor closed. I do get some calls on the road.
foxbass
I prefer being on top
I use the Shoei Qwest. Comfortable, quiet and with a very large aperture, designed with touring in mind.
Having been stung with the visor open, I ride with it mostly shut, but like many town riders, I often flip open at lights then flip down as I ride off. In London lights can be too close together so it gets left either open or shut depending.
On really hot days I use the side lever to crack it open a notch. Clever design that. Its not a whole click on the ratchet but lets more air in than the vents, which on this model don't let in bugs or rain.
Having been stung with the visor open, I ride with it mostly shut, but like many town riders, I often flip open at lights then flip down as I ride off. In London lights can be too close together so it gets left either open or shut depending.
On really hot days I use the side lever to crack it open a notch. Clever design that. Its not a whole click on the ratchet but lets more air in than the vents, which on this model don't let in bugs or rain.
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